Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-01

TAs Body Exposed 20 Pablis view
| Dlstinxulshed ARdIsnss and Great
ProoesaIoz : Final Scenes
| and Services.
LAET Loox 81 THn PUBLIC.
| wAEHrxaruH, Dee. sl-The slset se0rm
of lass might, which thiekly snamslsd
the pavsments, gave plsse this mornine
70 heavy foR, aImoss q rainfall. fhs
tive inches Of tkawing snJw and Ice
which covHEed the gFoand made march
lag aud all outdoor exercise thing 70
be draadNd. However, Greas crowds
msde thsir 9ay IN the saEiy morning
towards the Capitol 10 visw the remains
Of the dead statesman. and the time Of
lying IN state was too shoEt 70 give op-
prrtunity for eli 30 pass BY. Az II
o'clock the doors eiossd 10 ths generai
public. and. while two ranks 0f the g.
A. r 0lea on either side of tbs bier, the
undertaken closed the Id ef ths caakst.
A beIakad dsleQation Of fxisnds from
OhicaRo arrived fsW ufBntsg later. and
lhe caskst Vas reopened TO enable than
os take tae Last lock Is shs body. At
| 1910 the pall- bearers took their places
and eonssyed TIE easkst y the Seuais
Chamber.
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The hall Of The Senate VS. taslefnlly,
| thouRh nos elaboFateiy, decorated, and
sbe chair Of the dead Hena20T, the noo
ond Of she innegmost row from the osn-
ter Of the aiale, was covered with grape.
The desk was alnaost hidden In Q bsnk
Of heraI emhlerns, danked on the right
and left respectively by hinge anchor
Of white and an immense representation
Of the badge Of sbe 18th Army Corps.
Thses hundred additional chairs had
been arranged In rows for ths accommo-
datioa Of those whe had been invited TO
do honor 10 the dead.
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WAGKuoToH, Dso. st.-fhe Senators
eoats assigned them TO the right Of the
presiding ofassr's desk, leaving thsse
| front rows vacant. Az a quarter befbfe
| ", elaa IN their silken robes Of Office,
entered Ohisf Justiee Waite and Asso
ciats Justices Bradley, Gray, Field and
Matthews, together with the 1fticera ct
| the Supreme OeuEt, and took tns seats
assigned them 70 the right OF the pre-
siding officers desk. Behind them came
members Of the House of Representa-
tives, headed By the officers Of that
body, and we're at onee conduoted TO
their saats Ia the rear Of the chamber.
Members Of the Diplomatic Corps,
many Of whom came IN dress uniforms.
were ushered 10 seats upon she right.
and behind them came representatives
Of the Administration Bay
ard, Endicott and whitney, and Attor-
ney General Garland, Who we're placed
In the front row 10 the right. The Pres
ident vaa NOT able TO be present. The
chair assigned 10 him was left vacant.
The galleries we're thoroughly filed.
Seats reserved for the family Of the
President were occupied By Mrs. Cleve-
land, Mrs. Folsom. Mrs. Villas, Mrs.
Aanning and Ars. Lamont.
THE MeUExKns.
At 12 Q hush fell over the assembiaee.
and as the pFocessisn Of mouFneFs en-
tered the north door OF the chamber
Every occupant Of q seat upon the door
rose 20 his feet. Mrs. Logan, heavily
vsiIsd, supported By her son, Major
aud Mrs. Fucker and THAR sen Logan
Tucker, Cornelius and James v. Logan,
brothers Of the General, Miss Andrews,
aancee Of John Logan, JE., and Mary
Brady, cherished friend Of the family,
aad for years q member Of the house-
bold, composed the mourning preces-
sion. They we're ushesed to seats upon
the left froRt.
TIE cLER0Y, PALLBEARKRs AND oTHKRs.
FoIlosine the moarnsrs oane the
fane'al procession, headed By the Rev.
DR.. Newman, officiatinQ clergyman,
kev. DR.. Butler. Ohsplain Of the Senate,
Bishop Andrews, Of the n. Z. ONuroh,
and Rev. DE-. o. Tiffany, of Philadsi-
phia. The honorary pallheaFears we're
General sherman, Roscoe ConklinQ,
Senator Stanford. Postmaster General
Villas, General Luoius Fairchild, Mr.. @.
II. Andrews. Colonel Ggaut. DR.. McMil
ian, and General Jshn O. Black. They
wore asshes Of black, With shoulder
knots Of black. and white ribbons. They
formed 10 tvc lines, a. they came With
In the bar, between which passed ths
pallbearefs Of Grand Army men bearing
tue caskst. The Congressional Commit
tss wore vide sashes OF white. The
honorary pallbeaFeFs and COMMITTEES
we're conducted 20 seats on the left cen
tea. General Sheridan and SheaksrOar-
ltsle occupied chairs as the Presidents
dssk.
IKE RELIGIOUS sKRvICB.
The solemn services we're begun by
reading of the 9oth psalm, By Bishop
Andrews. DR.. Batter read as burial
seEvics o portion ct ths 18th OoEin-
tkians. Prayer waa offered By DR.. Tis-
fnnv and Aha fnaaRAl neRmon Mas daliV.
srsd by Dr. Nsvnan.
Arrxn xHn aKavIc1.
AZ the cioae Of the funeral oration,
| The benedicsion 9as eAid, and then 90
| TIE word Of the occupant Of the chair
| sAe funeral procession Fe- Termed 10 the
assiansd order. and nssd out Of the Hen-
| abD Chamber. Un the plaza b the east
| Of The Capitol we're ranged the carriages,
which we're 10 bear the vaFious commit
tSes and invited guests 70 the cemetery.
Behind thess we're ths military ofRani-
Raaionn which were 10 form the escort.
Upon the high marble steps lsadfng 10
i tha Henahe and House winQu we're the
masses Of people Who had besa unable
/ 70 obtain snirance 70 tbs hallding and
| uho for en henr and more stood. .sxcoesd
10 The uintry alr and ooeasienal gnzts e
Ensw end rala, awaiting TIE eonslusion
Of tha esrsmeniss IN the 8enats.Q Qhsm-
bsg. As the eaakst. preceded BY shl ALL
hearers, Was beina slowly carried down
| the stairs Of the eastern frsns, the Ma
Flns Band played ~NsassE, Ny Grd. -
Thea" The easkst Sas placed 10 tbs
heaFse, AID the military came 10 PIE
sent arma Then The Invited guests
we're eondscaed 10 carriages. headed
By the Marine Band pl ysnR . diFRe,
| the proceesien oommeneed iss march %
the baFiai gFoand. The lonR procession
was formed In acoordancs with the ~
rauoement laid down IN the pablishsd
order Of today, and no delay Of any